Panic Attack

[Sam_Zel 1]

So far I need a co-sponsor to bring my wife to the USA, MY father has agreed to be the co-sponsor but he is 75 , retired union construction worker, he makes enough but I am scared they wont accept his sponsorship , if not what else can I do everyone else has refused to help.

My wife is mailing me all her docs and photos on Tuesday.

[Inky 1,110]

Other thing to do would be to find another job or two to make more income so you can support her.

[MedRoni 161]

I agree with Inky. Your options are clear. Find a family or friend to be a cosponsor that will be accepted, or get another job - higher paying or secondary to meet the requirements yourself.

Unfortunately there really is no other way around. Best of luck to you!

[jenyadenise 4]

If he meets the income requirement, why are you worried that he won't be accepted as a joint sponsor? My father sponsored my husband and he's also retired and in his late 70s. They accepted his co-sponsorship without any problems.

[Inky 1,110]

If he meets the income requirement, why are you worried that he won't be accepted as a joint sponsor? My father sponsored my husband and he's also retired and in his late 70s. They accepted his co-sponsorship without any problems.

Philippines has different issues with co-sponsors. Its often harder to have them approved.

[jenyadenise 4]

Philippines has different issues with co-sponsors. Its often harder to have them approved.

I see... it varies from country to country... Well, good luck Sam_Zel! Hope it all works out!

[Sam_Zel 1]

The root of the problem is this , for the last 1.5 year I am building my new business I am already working 7 days a week (feels like 14 days a week)

and I have not taken a paycheck , only what is required to pay bills and that's it.

in a few months I wont have anything to worry about , but this is happening now..........

I just got an email from my last hope saying that because of the 10 yr involvement that he could not be a sponsor